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Social media enthusiast and Brit-nadian Dave Fleet reviewed our book Historical Tweets yesterday, and had this to say:
I’ve shown Historical Tweets to numerous people now, and every one of them has found different things to laugh at. That’s a winner in my book.
I’ve enjoyed every moment of reading it so far, and will likely continue to do so for a while.
Great coffee table reading for geek-filled households.
Link to: Book Review: Historical Tweets
Twitter Historian on April 23rd 2010 in The Book, Updates
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Adolf Hitler: Psychic looked into crystal ball and said I would be a big douche bag with bad facial hair. Growing mustache to prove her wrong.
Twitter Historian on April 23rd 2010 in 1900-1950, The Book
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John Lennon (@Imaginer): New girlfiend. Bandmates are going to love her.
Page 101 in Historical Tweets: The Completely Unabridged and Ridiculously Brief History of the World
Twitter Historian on April 22nd 2010 in 1960s, The Book
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*BRAND NEW FOR THE BOOK*
Naive young artists have been duped for years, and Michelangelo’s had enough.
His tweet about his “Sistine Gig” is one of over 80 never-before-seen tweets, only in the new book Historical Tweets: The Completely Unabridged and Ridiculously Brief History of the World, hitting bookstores around the U.S. and Canada just 5 days from today! Have you pre-ordered yet?
Michelangelo (@ArtyMike): Advice for young artists: Visit the site before quoting a price for a “simple ceiling paint job.”
Page 40 in Historical Tweets: The Completely Unabridged and Ridiculously Brief History of the World
Twitter Historian on April 22nd 2010 in Comically Old, The Book
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Edgar Allan Poe (@Poeboy): Another bird stuck in my study–it’s what I get for leaving the window open. Calling animal control.
PAGE 63 from the forthcoming book: Historical Tweets: The Completely Unabridged and Ridiculously Brief History of the World
Twitter Historian on April 21st 2010 in 1800s, The Book
(10 votes, average: 4.40 out of 5)
